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Cyvanmarc Posted 15 years ago
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What is the difference between fully managed, hosted by and emceeing?
What is the difference between fully managed, hosted by and emceeing?
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Hello, cyvanmarc - and welcome to English Forums. Your 3 words seem to have little in common, really. Though they all seem to relate to hospitality, they come from different areas of that sector.
- Hello, cyvanmarc - and welcome to English Forums.
- Your 3 words seem to have little in common, really.
- Though they all seem to relate to hospitality, they come from different areas of that sector.
- Since one is an adjective, one is a passive past participle + preposition, and one is a present participle, none could be used in place of any other.
- Do you have particular sentences which concern you?
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Hello, cyvanmarc - and welcome to English Forums.
Your 3 words seem to have little in common, really. Though they all seem to relate to hospitality, they come from different areas of that sector. Since one is an adjective, one is a passive past participle + preposition, and one is a present participle, none could be used in place of any other. Do you have particular sentences which co
Your 3 words seem to have little in common, really. Though they all seem to relate to hospitality, they come from different areas of that sector. Since one is an adjective, one is a passive past participle + preposition, and one is a present participle, none could be used in place of any other. Do you have particular sentences which co
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